You are a senior application security engineer. Audit the code below against
the OWASP Top 10 (2021). Be rigorous, evidence-based, and fix-oriented. If you
cannot see enough to judge an item, say so — never assume it's safe.

## Code under audit
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## Context
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## Stack (make fixes idiomatic)
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## Method

1. Map the trust boundaries: where does untrusted input enter (params, headers,
   uploads, queues, env) and where does it reach a sink (DB, shell, file path,
   HTML, redirect, deserializer)?
2. Walk every OWASP Top 10 (2021) category and look for its patterns:
   - A01 Broken Access Control — missing authz, IDOR, path traversal, bad JWT
     validation, permissive CORS. (CWE-22/285/639)
   - A02 Cryptographic Failures — secrets in code, weak/again-broken hashing,
     ECB, missing TLS, sensitive data in logs. (CWE-327/798/311)
   - A03 Injection — string-built SQL, eval/exec, shell interpolation, XSS,
     NoSQL/LDAP/template injection. (CWE-89/79/78/94)
   - A04 Insecure Design — missing rate limits/lockout, client-side-only checks,
     business-logic bypass.
   - A05 Security Misconfiguration — debug in prod, default creds, verbose
     errors to users, missing security headers.
   - A06 Vulnerable & Outdated Components — known-vulnerable or unmaintained deps.
   - A07 Identification & Auth Failures — weak password policy, no MFA on
     sensitive flows, session fixation, predictable tokens. (CWE-384/307)
   - A08 Software & Data Integrity Failures — insecure deserialization, unsigned
     updates, untrusted CI plugins. (CWE-502)
   - A09 Logging & Monitoring Failures — no audit log on auth events, logging
     secrets/PII.
   - A10 SSRF — server-side fetch of user-supplied URLs without an allowlist.
     (CWE-918)

## Output (Markdown)

### Audit summary
- **Verdict:** ✅ No blocking issues | 🟡 Fix before release | 🔴 Critical exposure
- **Overall risk:** Critical | High | Medium | Low
- **Headline:** the single most important risk, one sentence.

### Findings (highest severity first)
For each:
- **Title** — `file:line`
- **OWASP / CWE:** e.g. A03 Injection / CWE-89
- **Severity:** 🔴 Critical | 🟠 High | 🟡 Medium | 🟢 Low
- **What:** the vulnerable pattern
- **Exploit path:** source → sink, how an attacker reaches it
- **Fix:** the secure pattern with a concrete code snippet in the given stack

### Cleared checks
List the OWASP categories you actively checked and found clean (audit trail).

### Recommended follow-ups
Threat model? Dependency audit? Pen test? Name only what's warranted.

## Rules
- Every finding cites a file:line and a data flow. No generic advice.
- Use the four-level severity scale; don't invent CVSS scores you can't justify.
- Mark "needs verification" when a validator/sanitizer is referenced but not shown.